Support the accomplishments of Camp Navajo and the Arizona Training Center Garrison mission by promoting a safe and healthy culture that recognizes and prevents injury and illnesses associated with workplace hazards, with the belief that all workplace incidents are preventable.

Camp Navajo offers premier, high altitude and diverse training capabilities with modernized facilities. The installation offers training areas to meet any organizational need, spanning across the Joint, Interagency, Intergovernmental, and Multinational (JIIM) environment.

Camp Navajo is the only reserve managed and Army installation in the Nation serving as a strategic storage site. Camp Navajo is now operated by the Arizona National Guard as a National Guard training site and munitions storage depot.

Provide year-round service through administrative, engineering, logistical, training and operations support to assigned, attached, or transient (support component) units and joint forces for multiple battalions. Camp Navajo Garrison Operations Phone: (928) 773-3225 819th Sapper

Rooms can be requested through by contacting housing at (928) 773-3152. Scheduling Authorized Occupants & Priority: The purpose of these facilities is to support Army National Guard training. Other users will be scheduled on a space available basis and may be cancelled with little notice to accommodate training units.

How to Hunt on Camp Navajo All personnel may apply to hunt on Camp Navajo. Hunters must have a valid Arizona Hunting License to submit for the draw. 1 st – Hunters must obtain Camp Navajo Hunt Numbers for the species they want to hunt from Camp Navajo Hunting Information Publication section. (Right side under navigation to other site on DEMA)

Arizona’s near perfect year-round weather enables the state to have multiple training locations for all branches of military service and up to battalion sized elements.

All Campers will check in with Camp Host upon arrival to Camp Navajo regardless of stay at Pine View Park. Camper will sign in and register stay with Camp Host.

Camp Navajo DEERS ID does id card issuing for military members, contractors, state employees, federal employees, military retired, 100% Disabled American Veteran & dependents of military/retired members.

Camp Navajo is located in Coconino County, West of Flagstaff, Arizona. Camp Navajo functions as a training site for transportation, engineering, military police, aviation, ordnance, medical, quartermaster, and related units.